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[Advice Wanted] How would you improve on my on-page SEO process?
Wanted some advice from you pros on how I can improve my on-page SEO process.
Currently, with a target keyphrase, I:
1. Search for main and similar phrases (NLP) on Google.
2. Scrape the top 3 results of each search.
3. Identify commonly used key phrases/words within each set of 3 results.
4. Write an article referring to these results and linking back to them.
1. \+ the primary and semantic keywords, distributed somewhat evenly.
2. \+ internal links based on relevancy on phrases.I think for step 4.1 I should have it follow more closely with how many times they’re actually showing up in real results, as opposed to evenly distributing them.
Not sure how you guys go about visualizing semantic keywords or if there’s something obvious I am missing in my on-page process?
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I’m a bit bewildered by reddit sometimes. It says 2 comments, but there are no comments.
Anyway, here is your on page optimization process:
1) don’t get a penalty
2) there is no two.
Everything else comes from authority.
Have you ever noticed how sometimes websites with terrible content outrank you? Proof that content doesn’t matter.
Those sites have authority. You do not. They rank. You don’t.
DO NOT GET CONTENT-RELATED PENALTIES and you will be fine.
H1 tags help sometimes. A little.
Just write content that makes sense to humans and then get backlinks.
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